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To withhold for his own start in life only one ten-dollar bill froh to soothe even so bruised

an ego as Bud Moore carried into the judge's office There is an

anger which carries a person to the extre pity for one so hardly used Bud was

boiling with such an anger, and it deive

Marie the shirt off his back, since she had deht a cause

Bud could not see for the life of him why Marie should have quit for

that little ruction It was not their first quarrel, nor their worst;

certainly he had not expected it to be their last Why, he asked the

high heavens, had she told hi to leave him? Why had she turned her back on that little home,

that had see kin to prie when he should

have analyzed calmly the situation He should have seen that Marie too

had cabin fever, induced by changing too suddenly froirlhood

to the ills and irks of wifehood and motherhood He should have known

that she had been for two months wholly dedicated to the small physical

wants of their baby, and that if his nerves were fraying atching

that incessant servitude, her ownpoint;